WANLIAN170 Degree Hinges Frameless Cabinet Door Hinges Hidden Hydraulic Adjustable Mounting Hinges Soft Closing Stainless Steel Buffer Damping Wardrobe (2 Pairs of Cabinet Hinges)

Put these on a "hidden" closet door and they work perfect. They have a slow closer bit closer tight.They are a little hard to install because they are stiff. However they are well built and been going strong for over a year now.

It would have been smart to test them out on something first but I was impatient and was able to squeeze inside an opening and position them on the inside to mark where to screw the holes, which worked out well. I got these because I particularly wanted a hinge that would lift the top clear of the frame since my top extends beyond the sides of the frame. These hinges worked well and they are kind of beautiful in the design of the mechanism.I also adjusted the one obvious screw to change the maximum angle and that shortened it up a bit so it stays more vertical and outs less strain in the shed when open.Not a slow close, be aware.

These are very nice hinges, well made and stout. They did not work for my application however because my cabinet doors are arched which doesn’t allow for a straight closure. I’m keeping them and will be able to use on another project

Used these for my crawlspace door. Easy to install and have worked well to hold the floor door open and not have to lift the whole thing. I like the way the hydraulic adjustable hinge moves so the door doesn't fall back when open. Super happy with the purchase.

Works great

Great value for a small trapdoor hinge. However, they don't soft close in my application. See photos.

I installed these on 2 hidden doors on my fireplace, functional in the fact that they close tight creating an almost seamless appearance. Fairly easy to install if you have the right tools, better quality than you would get at a big box store and half the price.

These do NOT hold the weight described for any vertical mounted cabinet door/face. You'll need additional gas-strut support to hold a door open in a vertical-style cabinet.